The JESANI Shower Channel — Centre has the ability to sit in a couple of locations in the shower area. It can sit across the shower between 2 walls, or alternatively as a level entry channel leading into the shower.  

The level entry option eliminates the need for nib walls or step overs that can be potential hazards leading into the Shower.

The channels can be designed to any length, however, if a channel is designed to be 1800mm or longer, it is recommended to include 2 outlets.

• 50mm width trough
• 38mm threaded outlet
• Timber or concrete substrate
• To suit various floor coverings and can accommodate underfloor heating

See BRANZ Appraisal 934 for full information

• Designed for interior use only

This product if designed, used, installed and maintained in accordance with the statements and conditions of the technical literature, will meet or contribute to meeting the following provisions of the NZBC:

• Clause B2 Durability: Performance B2.3.1 (b), 15 years and B2.3.2
• Clause E3 Internal Moisture: Performance E3.3.2 and E3.3.6
• Clause F2 Hazardous Building Materials: Performance F2.3.1
• Clause G13 Foul Water: Performance G13.3.1 (a), G13.3.1 (b) and G13.3.1 (d)

See BRANZ Appraisal 934 for full information.

• The JESANI Central Shower Channel has been in use since 2015, with the Wall-Mounted version in use since 2010
• In 2018 there was in increase in the use of the Central Shower channel as a level entry drainage channel for showers

• BRANZ Appraisal 934
• LIFEMARK product approved
• Grade 304, 1.5mm thick stainless steel (Grade 316 if requested/required)

Durability

The serviceable life of JESANI Shower and Door Channels, when subjected to normal conditions of environment and use, is expected to be compatible with the waterproofing membrane and floor finishes to which they are fitted.

Maintenance

Cleaning care of the stainless steel channel:

• Avoid carbon steel brushes or steel wool and abrasive detergents; the brushes and wool may leave particles embedded on the surface which can lead to rusting, and abrasive cleaners could introduce the possibility of scratching the surface
• Clean warm water and wipe are the simplest and safest method, followed by a clean water rinse and dry wipe. Stainless steels thrive with frequent cleaning
• Periodically allow a cup of clean water to flow down the drain to keep it clear of dust/lint buildup